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Motim Technologies Achieves Investment Target
- Published November 11, 2015 10:06AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Motim Technologies Limited has now achieved its investment target and is in over-subscription with its investment round scheduled to close at 10pm (NZT) on Wednesday 11 November 2015. Motim is a creative software technology company that works internationally with global brands, and is preparing to launch its new mobile SaaS platform early in 2016.
ABOUT MOTIM TECHNOLOGIES
Motim Technologies is a mobile software technology company that has been innovating in mobile marketing technology since 2007, providing creative technology for leading global brands and their advertising agencies that consumers choose to engage with, creating positive brand engagement that doesn’t feel like advertising.
To launch its SaaS platform in the USA and position the company for subsequent rapid expansion, Motim is seeking up to NZ$1,500,000 (24.1% of equity).
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